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Questions about pizza preparation, baking, and equipment.

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Sometimes I make pizza dough using the "straight" method, without any special preparation, using all-purpose flour and letting it rise for a couple of hours with regular yeast, at about 70% ...
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Are there any systems for baking sheets that nest and stack perfectly inside of gastronorm pans? I like to prepare food in bulk on weekends and freeze them -- so I have some quick and easy meals ...
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I want to master baking pizza in my home oven. It has a broiler at the top and a gas burner on the bottom. It reaches 450°F, maybe a little more with a pizza steel inside. After much trial and error, ...
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I was making some pizza dough and I accidentality added the yeast to the warm water containing the sugar and the salt before mixing it into the flour. The resulting dough did not rise, despite 2 hours ...
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I've been making a lot of pizza lately, cooking in a wood-fired oven ... sadly with mixed results. Sometimes the dough feels "wet", sometimes it tears, springs back too much, sometimes it ...
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I don't have any difficulty baking a fairly decent pizza at home. I'm happy with the sauce, the consistency of the dough, the toppings and a pizza steel adds a decent leopard print to the bottom. The ...
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I am working on nailing down my pizza dough recipe/methods. I have two recipes I like a lot, and while admittedly they're for different styles of pizza, it got me down a rabbit hole (and I got lost) ...
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I want/need to replace our broken pizza stone, and am considering the Lodge 15" cast iron pan. (picture below) I read 'somewhere' that cast iron should be limited to 400-425F. I haven't found ...
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For the last few months, I have repeatedly run into difficulties with ADY in envelopes. Some of the envelopes have worked exactly as I'd anticipated, while others have struggled to come to life, even ...
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I wonder if it is possible to have a good alveolation when baking at a low temperature. I would like to have big alveoli, a large cornice, and an irregular alveolation. About the temperature, i ...
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I’m making pizza dough with the original intention of letting the dough rise for about 20 hours (the recipe I’m using calls for a 8-22 hour rise period before making the pizza). However, I’ve had a ...
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Would the high temperature (400 Celsius) of a self-cleaning oven (pyrolytic function) be of any use for cooking certain foods, like pizza? That would emulate a wood pizza oven, making pizza in 2 min.
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My family has made pizza just about every week for several years. But one aspect of it is oddly inconsistent, and I can't detect any particular variable that affects it. Many times when pulling the ...
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I tried to cook a pizza in two steps as recommended by some, whereby you first cook the crust, then add the toppings and cook again. However, the crust puffed up when I cooked it, so it was unusable. ...
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Followed two different pizza dough recipes before even getting to letting them rose I know something was wrong. Felt like too dry, dense and not at all sticky. We used bread flour. Warmed the water ...
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